True Jujutsu (Jujitsu) involves the full spectrum of empty handed self-defense:
Atemi wasa (striking techniques)
Nage waza (throwing techniques)
Osaekomiwaza (restraining techniques)
Kansetsuwaza (joint locking & joint breaking techniques)
Shimewaza (choking techniques)
Generally,
the Samurai did not use Jujutsu for self-perfection. If they chose to pursue this goal, it
was generally through the study of Kenjutsu or Iaido, the arts of the sword.
Some schools of Jujutsu have changed
and have decided to make the practice of their art into the pursuit of
self-perfection.
This was not how the art developed and it is not how I
teach it.
True Jujutsu was, and still is, down and dirty. Samurai
fought to the death. However, while my School retains their fierce fighting
skills; I instill in my students the concept of harmony: Never use more of
anything than is necessary: Especially not excessive force and emotion.
Your anger and rage, as well as, your sense of righteousness must be under your
complete control at all times. Remember, one of the surest ways to know a man's
heart is to see how he wields his power. Joining my School and Studying Soke (Grandmaster)
Shoto Tanemura's
Jujutsu with me will provide you with:
An extremely knowledge effective self-defense
The skills necessary to use this knowledge
Improved Self-Discipline
Improved Physical Fitness, Flexibility and
Aerobic Capacity
Greater ability to function calmly under stressful conditions
The Knowledge of how to live a Healthy Life and the
friends to help you do it.
Knowledge of Japanese Budo
(Martial Art Chivalry and Code of Conduct)
Very Sincerely Yours,
Gary Giamboi, Kyoshi, Shibu-Cho
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